When I try to update or install lime from haxelib, it extract itself in folder “unknown” and say ver 1.0.0
Also Only some files are installed
This is output:
c:>haxelib install lime
Downloading lime-2,2,2.zip…
Download complete : 80097864 bytes in 40.1s (1948.1KB/s)
Created project/
Created project/common/
Install project/common/Extension.cpp
Install project/common/ExternalInterface.cpp
Created project/include/
Install project/include/Utils.h
Install project/Build.xml
Install Extension.hx
Install haxelib.json
Created dependencies/
Created dependencies/android/
Install dependencies/android/project.properties
Install dependencies/android/build.xml
Created dependencies/android/src/
Created dependencies/android/src/org/
Created dependencies/android/src/org/haxe/
Created dependencies/android/src/org/haxe/extension/
Install dependencies/android/src/org/haxe/extension/Extension.java
Install dependencies/android/AndroidManifest.xml
Install include.xml
Current version is now 1.0.0
Done
Well, this is weird
It say haxelib 3.2.0.rc1 even after I download haxe rc2 and overwrite everything. It looks like I had to run haxelib selfupdate to get ver rc3
Thanks
$ haxelib selfupdate
Haxelib was already up to date...
Error writing file /usr/lib/haxe/haxelib. Please ensure you have write permissions.
[file_open,/usr/lib/haxe/haxelib]
Whats funny is that it downlaods 2.2.2, and then installs 1.0.0
$ haxelib install lime
Downloading lime-2,2,2.zip...
Download complete : 80097864 bytes in 9.6s (8137.9KB/s)
Created project/
Created project/common/
Install project/common/Extension.cpp
[...]
Current version is now 1.0.0
Done
The problem is a faulty zip extraction which skip, among other things, the haxelib.json file containing the name and version information of the lib, resulting in “version is now 1.0.0”.
@ibilon you mean about compiling haxelib? I don’t have directory /usr/lib/haxe/lib/haxelib_client at all… But nevermind, I’m just installing things by hand now